how can i view the runtime execution of an infinite loop....????

[vineet1987]

here is a small code:-

Private Sub Command1_Click( )
Dim i As Integer, j As Integer
For i = 1 To 10000000
For j = 1 To 10000000
Print "SDFGH========= "; j
Next j
Next i

End Sub


when i click command1 in the form i want to view:
SDFGH========== 1

SDFGH========== 2
.
.
.

till
SDFGH========== =10000000


but i am unable to view the complete runtime execution...... ..
please help so that i can see entire execution till SDFGG========== =100000000
or let's assume till "infinity" in case if i don't want the loop to stop......infin ite loop
but the visual basic.exe gives the message this program is not responding..... .

[debasisdas]

You need to use higher data types not integer(try using LONG). Integer is not going to solve your problem and you will get overflow error.

[vineet1987]

You need to use higher data types not integer(try using LONG). Integer is not going to solve your problem and you will get overflow error.

i want to print in my form let's say till 300 values in separate lines;
but i can view only first 42 values as the form size is not that much.so how can i view all 300 values in separate lines in this case " integer" does not overflows

MY main problem is not OVERFLOW but it is to view a large range of values in the form, as the form only shows few of the top values...

i want the control from top to stop at the bottom(final value) and display in my form...

[vb5prgrmr]

Use a list box and the additem method as you will never be able to produce a form long enough to display all those values and if this is the case then ignore my reply with the mod formula over at the other site.



Good Luck

[debasisdas]

Do as suggested in the post #4 or use Debug.Print instead of Print